Escape From Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

She pulls her hand from me and yells, “Go!” Against my better judgment I leave her and begin to run as fast as I can towards the tunnel exit hoping to catch Joshua before he made it out of the mine. Daylight begins to flow into the tunnel, and I know I am close to the mine exit and there is no sign of Joshua, and the realization starts to hit me that he has gotten away.

Natalie stepped out of her en-suite bathroom, the steam billowing out behind her. She had taken a scorching shower the minute she arrived at her apartment. Trying to wash away the nightmare that was the last 24 hours. Sitting in that school room in Angola, she had felt that she was counting down the seconds to her death. She was sure that even if her father paid the ransom, she would have been killed. Palmer kicking down the door had brought such extreme relief that her body had shaken with it.

On the way I messaged my contact from my pack, Hannah, to tell her I had left. In the taxi, I actually felt relieved that he had insisted that the wedding be small, and I did not even tell my clan he had asked me to become his mate. This saved me from dealing with the disgrace of running away. As I entered the airport, I decided to call Alex. I felt I owed him at least that much—to tell him our bond was over. He never picked up the call but sent me an angry voice message back. "Just get to my pack; the Oracle is waiting. Something happened to Elsa, so I will be a bit late. Why are you acting as though I will be running away?"

“Then prove it, Ethan. Get us out of here without us getting any trace.” Ethan’s gaze held mine for a moment before he turned away. “Midnight. Be ready.” He left, the cell door locking behind him. Mira let out a shaky breath. “Do we trust him?” I bit my lip. “We don’t have a choice.” --- Midnight – The Escape Begins The guards outside had grown quieter. Mira pressed a loose stone on the floor, and a hidden trapdoor creaked open. “This is it,” she whispered. Daniel and Ivy crawled through first. I was about to follow when heavy footsteps stormed down the hall.

“We blow up the warship above us.” Emma looked at the radar again. The Covenant vessel remained directly over the launch shaft. Elizabeth whispered, “That would be enough energy to break his shields.” Victor nodded slowly. “Yes.” Daniel smiled. “Now that’s my kind of plan.” Emma looked worried. “But we’d still be inside the facility.” Lewis answered calmly. “Not if we leave first.” Victor blinked. “Leave?” Lewis pointed at the tunnel map. “The mining tunnels lead to the outer escape dock.” Sophia studied the map.

They looked at Faith with wide, terrified eyes. “Follow me if you want to live!” Faith cried out. It was a strange sight, Faith leading a small army of her own faces through the dark, twisting tunnels of the salt mine. Behind them, they could hear the roar of the ocean. Vane had triggered the flood. The tunnels were starting to vibrate as the salt walls began to dissolve under the pressure of the seawater. They reached the primary elevator shaft, but it was dead. The only way out was a long, vertical ladder that led to the surface.

Fidra had already register my name God, this is my chance to have some savings at least in case I needs to escape from Zachery The cell open again and Vida walked in shaking her head Well I think she will help "Vida I need your help" I says "What ma? "Help me get out of here for just two hours please? ~ I stepped out of the cell dressed in Vida's clothes as I carried the tray of food out with my heads down to avoid the guards from seeing my face I successfully reached my room and I stepped in a hurry and gathered the clothes, heel and my makeup things into a polythene bag used for depose then I closed my door and walked out

“I helped the caged ones escape. Isidora found out and told me I hadn’t done them any good and that they will be caught by …” “My kind and eaten anyway?” he said. I nodded. “Then she said perhaps I needed to see what the outside world was like and asked the guards to escort me out. Everyone in the council just kept quiet and let her do it. She didn’t make it sound like she was banishing me. She said I needed to see the world and then perhaps come back to my senses,” I managed to put into a few words the most painful time of my life, leaving the details of how indeed I had helped the children escape.

He fired a three-round burst at the ceiling, causing a Structural Collapse (intentionally weakening the ceiling to bring down debris). A ton of metal and wiring crashed down between them and the Aether-Guards, creating a temporary Chokepoint (a narrow passage that limits the enemy's ability to attack). "He’s alive... they’re all alive," Mina sobbed as Kazimir hauled Elara back into his arms. "They aren't alive, Mina. They're hardware now," Kazimir said, his voice hard as flint, though his eyes were fixed on Elara’s pale face. They reached the Escape Egress (the final exit point). Beyond the door lay the Abyssal Trench, and their only hope: a small, unmanned Cargo Drone that Mina had spotted

Thaelen cradled the man against his chest to try to cushion the man from the motion of his speed, before picking up his pace, covering the distance quickly, passing through the fringes of his people as they began to climb the mountains. Seeing the evacuation from the watch towers, many of the miners and guards stationed there had come down to aid the blood slaves into the tunnel systems back to the safety of Concordia. Thaelen followed Sigrid to the nearest watch tower and was glad to leave the rain as he entered the shelter of the building.